A Stanford study has uncovered manipulation in Polymarket's 5-minute Bitcoin contracts, where 821 traders allegedly exploited the system to earn $8.2 million. The study highlights that these traders intentionally nudged Bitcoin's price to rig bets, resulting in retail investors bearing 93% of the losses. This revelation raises concerns about the integrity of decentralized prediction markets and the vulnerability of retail participants.
Stanford Study Reveals Manipulation in Polymarket Bitcoin Contracts
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